Only Safe Trust and Trust Regulation Viewpoint
Senator Chauncey M. Depew, visiting for the Lake Shore and Nickel Plate railroads meeting, voiced belief in Providence as the only trust worth placing faith in and suggested government appoint a commission to regulate trusts. He dismissed Van Gerblit lines as not a trust and urged letting native Philippine leaders know what to expect from the United States, with gradual court handover as capable.
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Cleveland
Chauncey M. Depew
Lake Shore
Nickle Plate
Providence
Chauncey
Philippines
Depew
United States
Three Newborns Brighten Tony Ditleweky Home
In Chicago on May 10 a boy, a boy and a girl weighing 40 pounds in total were born to Tony Ditleweky. He is a widower with six surviving children, and the family has lived on $2 a week since the death of his wife four months ago.
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Chicago
Tony Ditleweky
Elf
Fine Sinc Ore Strike At Bailey Plannett Shaft
Sedalia Missouri May 10. High grade load ore from Bailey Plannett shaft in Northwest Sedalia promises extensive work after a strike at 72 feet. The find yields ore of exceptional quality with several carloads taken last fall and work planned on nearby claims.
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Bedalia
Bailey & Piannett
Sedalia
Henry Helse
Aurora
Bailey & Plannett
City official says ex-treasurer underpaid by large sum
Kansas City news reports an expert reviewing the books of J. H. Wiscockie former Argentine Kansas city treasurer finds a shortfall between 929,000 and 25,000 dollars. He left last week claiming a deficit of 9090 dollars and pledged his property valued around that amount to the city.
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Kansas City
J. H. Wiscockie
Argentine
Kan
Wisconskiro
All Sorts of News Bits From Period Headlines
Free dental dispensaries aid Chicago poor through the Bureau of Associated Charities. German production rises 18 percent in cigars and 5 percent in cigarettes. English women attract speculative mania this spring. White fish from Columbia hatchery planted in Lake Ontario. Seventeen hundred cod numbers noted. England grants public appointments to women physicians. forty seven women studied medicine in London. Governor Poynter of Nebraska known as former governor after long prairie farming. Minnesota inheritance tax funds probate offices. North German Lloyd ships cover 3,175,400 nautical miles, about 16 world trips. London harbors 120,000 daily visitors. Marble Heart Anti Matrimonial Association in Appleton charges fees to resist marriage. Political quote about election unity. Novel by EB T Clemmons bequeaths $100,000 to Moravian church for a church and school and land for each member. Princess Charles of Denmark at rail station observes journalist notes and tears out a leaf from notebook.
Fragmented Clippings From An Old Newspaper
A collage of stray notes cites Swiss school fines for absent children, decline in Maryland peach yields due to pests, and a costly imperial vase. It also recalls a Paris crime suicide, a Dublin actress’s onstage habit, a jealous-widow gag, and Paris telephone wire thefts tied to sewer access and sharpened nippers.
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Dublin
Galaxatea
Pygmalion
Durin
Galatea
Pyemalion
Dartin
Marriage Licenses Issued For Palmer and Nartlett Couples
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to Edward Burton Palmer and Gertrude Nartlett, both of Beattie, ages over 14. Also approved were Thomas F. Halligan, 32, and May Poot, 1, of Seattle.
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Edward Burton Palmer
Gertrude Nartlett
Beattie
Thomas F. Halligan
May Poot
Seattle
St Louis Grain Export Move at Newport News Port
A plan to export all C&Loute grain through the Newport News port moves forward. President Ingalls is expected to cut C&O differential rates, influencing the shift to port export.
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Newport News
Ingalls
Standard Oil Declares Quarterly and Extra Dividend
The trustees of Standard Oil today announce a regular quarterly dividend of 3 per share and an extra dividend of 8 9 per share, payable June 16, 189%. The stock rose 12 points to 498 on the news, marking the highest price ever reached.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Lightning Claims Two Youths In Illinois Storm
In New Douglas Illinois on May 10 the body of 16 year old George Havron was found along Shoal creek where it had lain for three days. He died from a lightning strike during Monday’s storm and sat upright. Nearby near Keno Ira Hedfearn a married man was also killed by lightning in the same storm on his farm.
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New Douglas
Ill
George Havron
Shoal Creek
Havron
Ira Hedfearn
Keno
Chief Keokuk Dead of Smallpox at Guthrie
May 10 report states Keokuk chief of the Sac and Fox Indians died of smallpox. The tribe now numbers 312 full-bloods with 108 deaths from smallpox. Keokuk, the Watchful Fox, was son of the elder Keokuk, first Bac and Fox leader. The elder died in Kansas in 1845 at age 68. Keokuk’s loyalty to whites and opposition to Black Hawk led to his poisoning by Black Hawk’s band. Black Hawk once held as prisoner by Keokuk after U.S. government transfer.
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Guthrie
Black Hawk
Kia
Hblack Hawk
Keokuk
United States
Woman Burned Alive After Field Fire Accident
Miss Petey Warren, 70, of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, entered a field to burn broom straw and her dress caught fire, burning her severely. Her brother Robert Warren narrowly escaped serious injury while attempting to aid her.
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Norfolk
W. Va
Petey Warren
Pittaqvania County
Robert Warren
Suffolk youth accused of attempted patricide in Norfolk
Norfolk May 10 Cray Newton fourteen of Suffolk held for attempting to kill his invalid father. The Newtons, a well regarded family, faced income disruption as the father’s paralysis reduced earnings. The boy resisted arrest, fighting to evade capture by police.
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Norfolk
Cray Newton
Suffolk
Jali
Newtons
Laborer crushed and sugar refinery worker killed in accidents
New York report details two fatal industrial accidents. Louis Mun, a laborer at A. St. Ansbacher & Co color works, was crushed to death in a grinding machine. George Young, a mixer at Havemeyer Sugar Refinery, died after being caught in the belting that drives a sugar mixer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Mun
A. St. Ansbacher & Co
George Young
Havemeyer
Light Easy Running Quality Ad at 022 2nd Ave
The notice advertises a light, easy running product described as strong and durable. It invites readers to inspect at 022 2nd Ave, FF. M, Spinning, agt.
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2Nd Ave
Receipts Hold Good At Travana Custom House
May 10 from NMAVANA The April total at the Travana custom house reaches 840000 in round figures and the March daily gain shows an uptick of 26000. First third year receipts total 5042000 as currency flows into Cuba to aid Spanish export. Twenty six thousand dollars in Spanish coins arrive from Santiago for shipment abroad.
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Nmavana
Travana
Cuba
Leather belt firms debate price hike at Oak Tanned Belt Makers meet
In New York a Oak Tanned Leather Belting Manufacturers association session passed a unanimous vote to raise leather belting prices to offset rising raw hide costs. The meeting skirted the belting combination topic but hints suggested it may reappear, with Payerweather & Laden and Charlee Schlieren & Co. seen as principal opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aet
Itwae
Payerweather & Laden
Charlee Schlieren & Co
Clarence Vonedale Fatal Injury At Payne Spring Tannery
Cumberland May report of Clarence A. Vonedale who fell on a drag chain at Payne Spring tannery and was cut in two. He is mortally injured and will die. He resided at Great Cabon West Virginia.
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Cumberland
Clarence A. Vonedale
Payne Spring Tannery
Great Cabon
W. Va
Corpse Found Upright in Chair in Lima Home
In Lima on May 10 a retired merchant Henry Netac discovered his son Hiram known as Curly Netac dead in his room. The body was upright in a chair with severe swelling and burned clothing from shoe strings. Officials suspect heart disease as the cause, last seen Sunday night.
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Lima
Henry Netac
Hiram
Curly Netac
Hell
Neise
Wrong Man In Prison At Dayton May 10
A letter from Xenia, Ohio claims James P. Roberta reserved a prison term for another man’s crime after being convicted of forgery and sentenced to four years. The writer asserts Roberta presented a $20 forged check at a Xenia bank and quotes a fear of arrest, with the postmark traced to Columbus and signed by Jona Williams. An official inquiry is underway.
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Dayton
James P. Roberta
Xenia
Hobertsa
Xenia Bank
Columbus, C
Jona Williams
Roberts
Grain Blockade Persists in Buffalo Port
Buffalo on May 10 reports the grain blockade continuing with about weewels in port and 24 more due, all ships carrying grain. Fewer than a quarter of the grain here has been moved due to the shovelers' strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Scolding Triggers Committal of Mary Unger
Covington Kentucky May 10 Mary R Unger a young dressmaker living at 145 Milton Street was committed to Longview today the victim of fright Miss Unger sustained a shock from a scolding she received at the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mary R. Unger
Milton Street
Longview
Mining notes from Rossland report ore in multiple mines
Advices from Rossland British Columbia describe active mining with ore in the Tron Horse west drift at 900 feet and the south crosscut three feet into ore. The Evening Star shows three feet of arsenical tron ore, the Velvet mine reports ore in the south crosscut at 160 feet, and a shaft at 260 feet with a bottom crosscut begun. Water inflow halts North Fork work in Boundary Creek. A Twin claim strike, Lily K mine 10 foot vein rich in copper and gold, and Minnie H. vein of 18 feet with copper pyrites recently uncovered.
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Rossland
B. C
Evening Star
Morrish
Kettle River
Boundary Creek
Mining notes and ore yields in district reports
The report covers several mines and tunnels. It notes copper at six percent and gold at five to one, with the Little Tobe mine returning about eighty percent ore. It mentions the Tehali creek Crescent claim vein, Jim Maine tunnel progress, Number Six top tunnel advances, and slow progress on the Prince en Maud shaft. It also cites Komman, Hein deer, Jumbo tunnels and the Delta shaft depths and adjacencies.
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Tehali Creek
Hemublic
Jim Maine
Princene Maud Hae
Komman
Heindeer
Percy
le Kelly
Wort
Delta
S&s
Kate Hayward
Oil Tank Fire In Morgantown Destroys Twenty Barrels
A fire near Morgantown West Virginia destroyed twenty barrels of oil from a tank near the town on May 10. The blaze was burning but posed no danger to other tanks and损失 estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Lowe
Real estate transfers filed yesterday reveal varied land deals
Listings show transfers by Petersen to Febert Smith for 76 dollars, Readtiow to Mallen for 1250 in Robinson add, and multiple other deeds including Nieding to Keumelaw for 147, Stevenson's and Denny Hoyt additions, plus transfers to Plymouth Woolen Co and Lake Dell parcels. Several sums range from zero to 2100 with numerous lot and block references in Walla Walla area subdivisions.
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Karen Mary Petersen
Febert Smith
Wiliam T. Readtiow
Henrietta M. Mallen
Stevenson
Mnumelaw
Menso Haverly
F W. West
Denny & Hoyt
A. Bi. Hawkine
Millie Bennett
Walker C. Dennett
W. Weet
Walter Bennett
Phillipe
J. & Baker
A. Pontion
C. Smith
J. Smith
Plymouth Woolen Company
Walla Walla
Alwo
W. M
Vianche KW. Robertson
Harry
Manterson
W. N. Mella
Washington National Building Association
J. B. Chick
Green
Walter Welle
Northern Counties Investment Trust
Lake Dell
George Bent Meinte
Charlotte EK
Morehouse and
Hurband
Elisabeth Denny
Rome
Lilienthal
Irving Th. Koalckertocker
Town of Slaughter
John T. Davia
Mallard Leary Lord Company
Ballard’s ‘Gd
Gilman Park
Percy Lewis
Lue C. Vander
Elks Ritual Theft Sparks Racial Tension in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati last October a Black lodge formed using the Elks ritual, led by Arthur, who lost his Pullman job after suspicion of stealing the ritual. He then organized the colored Hika. A row among local colored Elks last night led to the ritual being revealed. A janitor had previously let Elks into the hall, enabling theft and printing of copies for Black members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Benevolent Order of Bike
Elka
Arthur
Pullman Car Company
Amotious Spaniards De Lome and Weyler Discuss Dewey Loss
Two Spanish figures De Lome and Weyler meet to assess the political damage from Dewey's rise. They write down names and realize a shared fate as the word Dewey signals defeat, prompting strong drinks and reaction.
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de Lome
Weyler
Hoth
Market Quotations From Wednesday Morning Trade
Market today shows ample green goods from San Francisco with wax beans at ten per pound and string beans at a high price. Cherries sell for 1.50, cabbages plentiful at two and a half cents, new potatoes down to six, green peas at six, and carrots and parsnips priced at 1 and 2 respectively. Strawberries scarce at two dollars, with brisk local and out of town trade. For round lots on the Seattle dock, grain prices list oats 26 and barley 23.
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San Francisco
Round Lota
Seattle
California
Farina
Graham
Java
Costa Rica
Sack
Guatemala
Market quotes for farm products and commodities
A long list of farm supplies and prices across wheat, bran, timothy, alfalfa, and other feeds, with live poultry and cattle values, hides, dairy and butter prices, coffee, sugar, flour, and grain by the ton or per hundred weight. Also included are fish, potatoes, fruits, and lumber price snapshots from Puget Sound and Eastern Washington markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Washington
Freenun
Lumber prices and products listed with weights and measurements
A fragmented ledger of lumber items with lengths, widths, weights, and prices. Items include boards, cedar, shingles, bevel siding, ceilings, and kiln dried stock with various thicknesses and foot lengths. No clear event or date, but multiple supplier names and price points are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Med Cedar
Miller River Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting to be held at 690 Pioneer Building Seattle on Saturday May 2 at 2 oclock. It will elect seven trustees discuss changing the corporate name and transact business as brought before the meeting. By order of President Ghonge Fowler and secretary C A McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller River Mining Company
Pioneer Building
Seattle
Ghonge Fowler
C. A. McKenzie
Steamship Schedule From Beattie by Three Vessels
The steamships Cottage City City of Topeka and Al-Ki depart Beattie at 9 a.m. on March 1 6 11 16 26 and on April 6 10 16 20 26 20 May 6 and every fifth day thereafter The company may alter ships sailing dates and calling hours without notice I R Trowbridge Puget Sound Supt Ocean Dock Seattle Uptown ticket office 18 First Ave Seattle Goodall Werkins & Co San Francisco agents
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Queen
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Beattie § A. m
Port Townsend
Victoria
San Francisco
Seattle
Alaska
Cottage City
City of Topeka
Al-Ki
Beattie
I. R. Trowbridge
Puget
Ocean
Uptown
First
Goodall
Orkins & Co
San Frencisco
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Bureau of Associated Charities
Columbia
N.Y
Lake Ontario
England
London
William Amos Poynter
Nebraska
Minnesota
Bremen
Lloyd
Marble Heart Anti-Matrimonial Association
Appleton, Wis
Marble Heart
Chicago News
EB. T. Clemmons
Forsyth County
North Carolina
Charles of
Denmark
Atill
Switzerland
Maryland
San Jose
Daltimore Herald
William
Keoyal Herlin China Factory
Htte
Herlin
Potedam
Rue Notre Dame de Lorette
St. Louis
Standard Oil
Clipper
Havana
Columbus
Buffalo’s
Mining News
Lily K
Tobe
Boundary District
Hastern
Iowa
Elgin
Alberts
White Star
Coin Special
Columbia River
Olympia
White River
Burbanks
Yakima
Oregon
Smyrna
Skagway
Laurada
Prank M. White
Ayers
Seattle Steamship Co
White Star Dock
F. A. Bell
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Washington & Alaska Steamship Company
Lightning Express Steamship City OF
Saiis
Wester Wharf
Au Sea
G. F. Thorndyke
Yesler Way
Cahn & Cohn
Yesler Ave
Yesler Dock
Bonney & Stewart
Third Ave
Beattie, Wash
Empire Line
St. Michael
Connyiet
River Beamer
Dawson City
Yukon River
First Ave
Ional
Japan-American Line
U. & Mall
Oriental Points
Japan
China
Asiatic
Star
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